I think if the primers seat, and not loose you be good to go. If they are very loose you might want to put the brass aside. there is a fix for it.
Some guys complain that some primers are "over sized" and very hard to seat. I don't remember if it was Tula [Russia brand] or something else. So that's one option. The other fix is a primer water proofing sealant that will hold it in like glue. I wish I could remember the name of it. Someone might chime in here with the name.
Don't trash the brass. Try a few pieces. NEVER BE IN A RUSH when reloading or doing prep work. Missing fingers, eye damage or complete loss of one or both and least of them a blown up firearm is not worth the few minutes you think you saved.
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Mike